Media literacy is the ability to critically engage with media in all aspects of life.
The Australian Media Literacy Alliance is an incorporated association comprised of organisations whose objectives in the area of media literacy are closely aligned. The founding members are:
Today a new law has been enacted in Australia that requires designated social media platforms to deactivate existing accounts held by under-16s and prevent under-16s
Find out more about the range of events to help celebrate Media Literacy Week (27 – 31 October, 2025) 29 October, 2025 MOAD, The Museum
NFSA are now offering a free, interactive, live media literacy excursion to help students build critical media literacy skills and explore how media shapes their
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Find out about the latest Media Literacy research published by AMLA core members.
Towards a National Media Literacy Strategy
In 2021 we consulted with more than 80 organisations to inform and guide the development of a national strategy for Media Literacy in Australia.
Adult Media Literacy Australia
In 2024 we implemented Australia’s nationally representative survey on media literacy, which followed the inaugural survey in 2021. These reports complement a 2024 report that focuses on adult’s ability to identify misinformation online.
Libraries and Media Literacy Education
In 2023 the Australian Library and Information Association collaborated with researchers from the University of Canberra to conduct a national study of the media literacy needs and perceptions of libraries and information services (LIS) professionals.
Young Australians News Literacy
AMLA supported the 2023 Young Australian and News survey which is led by Western Sydney University. The survey will be updated and re-implemented in 2026.
